Hong Kong actress Linda Chung was honored by TVB as one of their most excellent employees, recognizing her work for the network 10-years since her debut, and was presented with a 10-year gold medal during the Service Awards for Long-Term Employees of Excellence held last November 20.

The former Miss Chinese International Pageant winner's work as an actress has been recognized at the Service Awards for Long-Term Employees of Excellence last Thursday, an awards ceremony organized by TVB to recognize their artists and staff members who have stayed with the entertainment company for the last 30 years.

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Chung, who debuted back in 2004 after joining the Miss Chinese International Pageant, is said to have been presented with a 10-year gold medal in appreciation for her work.

During her acceptance speech, Chung quoted Chai Kau's famous saying which goes, 'How many decades are there in a lifetime?' She then shared that she initially thought she would only stay in Hong Kong for around two year and return to Canada, where she grew up, in order to become a teacher.

The 'All is Bitter is Sweet' star also revealed that if she decided to go to back to Canada, she would have remained introverted like she was when she was younger. "I didn't talk much before, but now I've become much more talkative," says Chung.

When asked about where she sees herself going 10 years later, the actress revealed that she will be 40 years old in ten years and that she also has thoughts about marriage somewhere between now and then.

Previously, the actress expressed that she wanted to have children and also stated that she wanted to get married when she's 33 or 34 years old. However, when she was asked whether she would like to follow after Leanne Li, who was proposed to by Wong Cho Lam during the TVB Anniversary, Chung said, "No, I won't," later explaining that she does not really fancy a public marriage proposal.

"I don't think anyone can surpass what Cho Lam did," Chung said, "I don't want it. I'd be scared to death."

On the other hand, other TVB artists who have received the same 10-year gold medal include Jess Sum, Lau Dan. Yoyo Chen, Queenie Chi, Natalie Tong and many more.

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